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Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 8. How do I do this? Went down the rabbit hole looking for an answer. Thanks for all your help, it is always most appreciated! This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. DaveM Independent Advisor. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
Andre Da Costa Volunteer Moderator. Download Windows 8. If you wish to make a ISO then continue reading. Save the file to a location on your drive and remember the location, after saving it. Right click on the ISO you just saved and select Burn disc image.
Insert a blank recordable disc in your burner and click on Burn. The instructions on the screen will help you further. Your disc is now successfully created, you can now use this disc to reinstall Windows or to repair a damaged Windows installation. How to boot from the disc. The instructions on the screen will help you further through the process.
Hope this wiki has successfully showed you how to create a bootable Windows 8. Interested in reading more? Was this article helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Was this comment helpful? The article was quite easy to follow from start to about the point of actually getting the Data on the disc. Point is this: At step seven the default on this Dell wentto"open dvd burner". Then the rightclick did not quite go as stated. Since I am not totally a novice as to how to get around on a computer, I was able to get the burning done.
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Now when I try to refresh my PC I get a message to insert media. However it is rejected as invalid. Kindly let me know what mistake I am committing. If you are doing a clean install and you want 64 bit you need to make your boot media on a 64 bit windows PC and same goes for 32 bit.
If you call for help they will tell you that your only option is to purchase back-up media from them they do not let you directly download the appropriate ISO from their webpage.
This is indeed false, you need to find a friend with a 64 bit computer or go to library or school. Microsoft please allow us to choose which ISO we want to install and also be able to download from a Mac? Why all the red tape? I thought you wanted people to upgrade to windows 8?
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